Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-31

/ low, on his head. The tall produced
an ugly wound on the Top OF hts
! head, cutting the scalp to the skull.
/ Dr. W. w. Bacon was called IN at
once, and upon examination found that
| the skull was not fractured and eX-
! pressed no fears OF any fatal effects.
Officer Kemp, acting jaier, tied him Sc
curely In mis- cell and placed some oneAn
/ there to watch him. Nichols killed his
/ brother-in-laW in Baker county some
wears since, but was only captured last
/ year, and his trial has not yet taken place.
| The testimony OF all who have watched
| him is that he is crazy, and il Is more
/ than probable that an investigation Will
result in his confinement in the lunatic
asylum.
Georgia's militia consists of one regi-
ment and eight battanOns of infantry,
commanded by l colonel, lieu
| tenant colonies, 2 majors, Sc captains,
GO first lieulenants and 1872 second lieu
! tenants-a total OF 800 commissioned
! officers. Besides these there are j44 non
! commissioned officers and 26D3 prlvates
In the artillery there are 4 companies,
oihcered by captains, first
lieutenants and 8 second lieuten-
auts-a total OF IA commissioned
officers. Besides these there are 80
non-commissioned officers, must
clans and us privates. In the cavalry
cantains o arc, Iianto,,on+n and ~ eoo
onG Iientenantsa tota1 oC az comnie-
stoned officers. Besides these, are l07
non-cOmmlssiOned officers, musicians
and 345 privates. There are surgeons
aud only two chapiains on the lists. Upon
liant General ono i,[ioo kdvocota tsGn
eraI ora Onortnrmaster C5nnnraT ana 81
aidea tThe an,jra n,iIitio forca or tLa
! Sfate nates a arand ,ntaI "f ao5 VI ''o
-, ,,,,aa 49, -. -
nue usta Cnlohicie: 0eNeFaI cases OF
, INN y, note VIZ nteu WIN
1H9 CIe i " tue o"IeI loI SouIt uesuay'
az y" w come ~ lor tt,al at tue octoosr
Iel III .. tu1 uuai. me iecenI OeC's-
~, , y. 'ne guy O1uII III ueclulns lnaC
euo - w tne t'lthIiIio h'-UTIny
"cle ne uusSee7 VI Cue hiohafu luz
una, man iuhu' anu thaI Ihe appolnthent ol
"a? Nt'y SouhIu py ouuEe oculey was
WV uas pIous ~ apout sun, which II
! w" ~ 'ne 'tu9Dees' "ih Woih great
injury 70 honest purchasers IN gooG lalth.
~ FlonSi ~ was Pas9eu upon Dy tme
49, 80. .aiont IN Iue 2t"'e' ~ 1000
- 80 . uuiian eolu nel lbe esI III
I , property corner broau' McOdrtah ana
Zones Streets 10 me maze estate, an" the
der apnointmont rom Judge Sc6Iev
| leased the property TO the Hala estate IN
perpetuity Tor the sum ofSIOO per annlIm
| The property was transferred from one
party TO another. and eacb limo The titlas
declared perfect by the most eminent al
| tOrneys IN The Stale AT the close Of Tho
war the lot where a beautiJnl store and
residence now stand. opposite the
| Planters Hotel was occuniad as Glendsn
Dipg,s marble ward The nropertv was
sold and an elegant store erected on inc
corner adjoining a two-storv brick build
ing on same properly. The Durchasers
amined by the leading mpmbers of
the bar. and not an obiaction nor flaw
could be found. and The titles were ac-
cordingly accepted. The trustees of the
Richmond Academy have brought an ac-
lion for eieotmeni and Sh OoO DAMAGES
against both the present owners of the
property. The com plaint Is drawn in the
| Old form of John Doe va. Richard Roe.
and presents the case in full. The cDsp'
OF course. will be fought al every staUe
bv the present owners of the property.
who have improved the property TO the
J amount of nearly $40. 900. The CITY will
more than probably have TO account for
the 500 a wear when they have been col
Iectjng for fifty wears and not apulied TO
the Object for which it was donated.
=, tne ueatu vi AunC LucInuy NH IN
Marion cHuntJ' Ieralls her 10 me memory
| VI tUe ulue7t ciUtAehs Vi AUGUSTA VINO
| le0oi'eVt ne' as n@'Ihs oeeh Tue muse
| maui Oh ven heaFu, Wheh ueoFge W assn
| Ihgtoh Nlslteu Augusta uuflhG MS fresi-
! uentldi teiih' 0ng was assI8ueu 10 the
service ol Mrs. w aSnlhgSoi uurlhS her
stay III augusta, auu IL "as uer CohsIant
ooast !" "'CeI ire tnat sue hHu
"as1tu Lauy ashIl9lou ieet'"
Aunt huTlruy ana neI nusoahu' Oncie I'm
HllI' sett'eu III tne holtneIh palI ol Ma
ZION county altef me war 4uey were
Dom pure africans plach as Che ace OF
spaues, out p0ille ana opliglh Ia thelr
dlspoelIloh. Ihey were t1eh people Oh
great ave, DuO refused 10 i've on cnarily'
Worship as iohs as neaIIu peru .lteu. Au9
oiu man gre" SO uecTepiu lhaI ne ccu!d
nv leaNe MS oaoln "ne ., AunV Auclnuy
uhuerIouh 10 proSiu Iol nllil 3Ioue' one
made WISH 10 inc iaihIiy ol W. II. Gar
rlhgLon, anu IeuVlns V4at mousse near sun
set, was neeIu Vi no more un1ii Week
later' Wheh some ooys lOuhu Ler dead
ooGV on an UNUSED patn"ay, Whlch she
hNu taheh lol nome II Is supPoseu
thaC she was taAeu suuueHly ILL.,
rehCeTlhR IL lhPossIole lor her 10
/ leave his cabin couId not rive Tho alarm
OF her absence. Uncle jim, VINO Is re-
markedly intelligent for one OF mis- color,
/ bpmnHnpl the loss OF his WlfA sadly DIf